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Mahela Jayawardene brushed aside suggestions that they could have done with a sterner test with the semis looming

As Zimbabwe Cricket battles to stave off another exodus of players, it has been revealed that while most other Full Member countries have paid their players between 20 and 25% of their income from the World Cup, Zimbabwe's cash-strapped cricketers will on

Dileep Premachandran's preview of Bangladesh's game against West Indies

Despite being booed by supporters after England's wretched nine-wicket defeat by South Africa, Michael Vaughan was adamant that he was not about to stand down as captain

Plays of the Day, Ireland v Sri Lanka, Super Eights, Grenada

As the county season swings into action Cricinfo provides a lowdown on all the silverware that is on offer over the coming months

In picking the squad for Bangladesh the selectors will have to perform balancing act between BCCI's youth directive and need for experience

Chaminda Vaas and Muttiah Muralitharan were dropped from the Sri Lankan side that took on Australia in the Super Eights match for tactical reasons, according to Asantha de Mel, Sri Lanka Cricket's chief selector

With the semi-final places decided, the last few Super Eights games are bound to throw up some essentially meaningless encounters and Thursday's match is just that as West Indies and Bangladesh meet in Barbados

Imran Khan and Javed Mianded criticise Younis Khan over his refusal to take on Pakistan's captaincy.

PCB appoints new selection committee

Five of the New Zealand Under-19 team's most promising players will join the A side's winter training squad for close to three weeks in Darwin

There are thrashings, there are wallopings and then there's what happened to England today

As a Liverpool fan, Graeme Smith knows a thing or two about epic comebacks and though this wasn't in the Istanbul category, the nine-wicket pasting of a sorry England side was an emphatic riposte from a team that took umbrage at the Battle of the Bottle h

Plays of the Day, England v South Africa, Super Eights, Barbados

Ireland's incredible World Cup journey comes to a conclusion in Grenada, when they take on the tournament's mystery men, Sri Lanka, whose controversial selection policy resulted in a thumping defeat in their last match against Australia

A round-up of the third day's play of Pentangular Cup matches, April 17, 2007

Trent Johnston, Ireland's captain, has spoken of the pressures facing part-time players from the Associate nations as the demands on them grow

The World Cup is not even over but believe it or not the County Championship begins again on Wednesday, so expect the weather to turn ugly. Seriously, though, Sussex will be out to defend their title while Hampshire, and a certain Shane Warne, will be sni

Following their 74-run victory over Bangladesh, Ireland have earned the right to a place in the ICC's ODI Championship